Best-Selling Cars from Every Brand in South Africa
Best-Selling Cars : With a diverse automotive landscape featuring over 40 automakers in South Africa, consumers have a plethora of choices when it comes to selecting a new vehicle. The latest sales figures for September 2023 reveal intriguing insights into the preferences of South African car buyers. Among the 46,021 new vehicles sold in the country during this period, one notable trend stands out – the popularity of crossovers and SUVs.
Crossovers and SUVs have dominated the South African market, with consumers showing a strong affinity for these versatile vehicles. Whether it’s the budget-friendly Kia Sonet starting at R350,000 or the premium BMW X3 at R980,000, the practical body style of crossovers and SUVs has captured the hearts of South African car buyers.
Notably, bakkies (pickup trucks) also found favor with South African consumers, with top sellers from Ford, Isuzu, JAC, Mahindra, Nissan, and Toyota all falling into this segment, amassing hundreds, if not thousands, of sales.
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Hatchbacks, often associated with urban driving, are another popular category. The Fiat 500, Opel Corsa, Suzuki Swift, and VW Polo Vivo were among the top choices for those who preferred a smaller, more agile ride.
On the other end of the body style spectrum, only one sedan, the Honda Amaze, and one MPV, the Mitsubishi Xpander, emerged as the best-selling vehicles for their respective automakers. This highlights the shifting preferences of South African car buyers towards more spacious and versatile vehicles.
Let’s take a closer look at the best-selling cars from each brand in South Africa in September 2023:
Alfa Romeo Giulia/Stelvio – 2 units each
- Starting price – R1,086,900 (Giulia) / R1,205,500 (Stelvio)
Audi Q3 – 156 units
- Starting price – R728,000
BMW X3 – 222 units
- Starting price – R981,224
Chery Tiggo 4 Pro – 858 units
- Starting price – R279,900
Citroen C3 – 77 units
- Starting price – R229,900
Ferrari 296 GTB – 2 units
- Starting price – R6,804,200
Fiat 500 – 11 units
- Starting price – R265,900
Ford Ranger – 2,413 units
- Starting price – R494,400
GWM P-Series – 376 units
- Starting price – R413,050
Haval Jolion – 626 units
- Starting price – R344,950
Honda Amaze – 125 units
- Starting price – R247,900
Isuzu D-Max – 1,639 units
- Starting price – R431,800
JAC T-Series (T6 + T8) – 59 units
- Starting price – R354,900 (T6) / R449,900 (T8)
Jaguar F-Pace – 11 units
- Starting price – R1,480,100
Jeep Wrangler – 16 units
- Starting price – R999,900
Kia Sonet – 743 units
- Starting price – R349,995
Land Rover Defender – 118 units
- Starting price – R1,515,100
Lexus NX – 33 units
- Starting price – R968,000
Mahindra Pik Up – 578 units
- Starting price – R258,999
Mazda CX-5 – 74 units
- Starting price – R524,600
Mini Countryman – 51 units
- Starting price – R645,286
Mitsubishi Xpander – 73 units
- Starting price – R355,995
Nissan NP200 – 997 units
- Starting price – R234,000
Opel Corsa – 116 units
- Starting price – R325,900
Peugeot 3008 – 11 units
- Starting price – R599,900
Proton X50 – 48 units
- Starting price – R449,900
Range Rover Sport – 57 units
- Starting price – R2,283,700
Renault Kiger – 675 units
- Starting price – R239,999
Subaru Forester – 11 units
- Starting price – R669,000
Suzuki Swift – 1,291 units
- Starting price – R199,900
Toyota Hilux – 3,249 units
- Starting price – R356,600
Volvo XC40 – 60 units
- Starting price – R699,000
VW Polo Vivo – 2,698 units
- Starting price – R255,600
It’s important to note that some manufacturers, such as BAIC, Bentley, BYD, Ineos, Lamborghini, Maserati, McLaren, Mercedes-Benz, Omoda, Porsche, and Rolls-Royce, either do not report sales at all or only report aggregate sales figures without model-specific details.
These figures offer a fascinating glimpse into the South African automotive market and the diverse preferences of consumers. Whether it’s the allure of luxury SUVs, the practicality of bakkies, or the urban appeal of hatchbacks, the choices in South Africa’s automotive landscape are both broad and intriguing.
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